>red alert! red alert!
>cut to a close up of a weapons rack
>security guys start grabbing rifles off it one by one
is there a name for this kind of shot?
Red alert! red alert!
Eli Jones
Easton Lopez
>nameless security guys get killed by the monster
Samuel Rogers
>nameless security guy gets very slowly run over by steamroller
Caleb Gray
Yes, it's called _____ah-bloo-bloo______
Isaiah Walker
is there a name for this shot?
Zachary Flores
>movie deliberately hides the monster as much as possible because it creates effective atmosphere
>Jaws only did it because of budget shortages, accidentally creating a trend in the process
Love this shit.
Henry Perez
>military are completely laughably incompetent at combatting a monster/alien threat
Jason Robinson
>nameless security guys aren't shown escaping the facility before it explodes
>nobody asks what happened to them
Landon Hernandez
Justin Taylor
>hero warns the authorities about the monster
>they believe him and take prompt, effective action
Carson Butler
>tfw he was an Army veteran and was just trying to make ends meet for his young family
Why does hollywood treat private security in such a disposable way?
Cooper Roberts
What about the shot where there's a single guy grabbing those rifles and GIVING them to other guys one by one?
Isaac Robinson
Nice quads, but that isn't what I'm talking about. That's what the hero does when he arms up. I'm talking about that singular shot of NPC guards grabbing guns off a rack. It's in every fucking movie but tvcucks hasn't bothered to name it.
Easton Harris
Boi don't even get into helpful guy.
>helpful guy quickening the gun grading time for the squad
>really just trying to create a wall of flesh between him and the enemy
Brandon Fisher
somebody needs more make a tvtropes page for this
Easton Harris
it's called a rack n go
Oliver Foster
ah-bloo-bloo
Aiden Wilson
Only kino described ITT
Joseph Lewis
The first time I noticed this scene
Carter Flores
Everybody has budget problem and hiding the monsters is cheap for everybody.
You may hear lots of zeros in modern movies but they do it for budget problem too
Ethan Lee
>RED ALERT! RED ALERT!
>in English, doc
Benjamin Phillips
i know what you're talking about op but for the life of me can't think of any examples. closest i can think of is in the warriors when the baseball furies are all grabbing their bats
Jason Reed
Happens in King Kong (2005/6) and Master and Commander iirc
Wyatt Stewart
Joseph James
This is the only one I can think of but it's a thing
youtube.com
Brandon Murphy
1:41 that is
Isaac Cruz
Sounds like the start of "The One"
Xavier Long
I can't think of any movies off the top of my head but examples happen in Mass Effect 2 (when the collectors board your ship), the 1st episode of Elfen Lied (when the girl breaks containment) and one of the early episodes of Space Battleship Yamato when the robot escapes.
Leo King
>it doesn't matter they all die anyways
Colton Carter
All mass-quoters should be rounded up and fucking shot I swear to god you people are scum and I will find you
Bentley Morris
Turns out only anime and games do this shit
Mason Phillips
>computer gets hacked
>sirens go off, lights flashing red
>men (and women) run to a several monitors stacked together
>lines of green code on a black background start scrolling past on the screens
>a pixelated skull appears in the center and laughs in a computer generated voice
Jeremiah Jackson
it's the "conditioning you to see guns being taken away" shot
Lucas Nelson
Master and Commander is an anime?
Leo Harris
>evil monster escapes containment
>barreling down towards security guard
>guard opens fire, killing the monster
>he doesn't get a promotion
hate this shti
Luis Clark
>mum just walked in on me cumming to sissy hypno porn
William Peterson
name five kinos that do this, or give three links
Levi Price
>Sir, I think we are being hacked!
>Status report!
>Outbound connection detected! Our encryption key is being tested!
Giant countdown window pops up on the Main Screen
>Synthesized voice anouncing: "Warning. Time until main system being compromised: Five minutes"
Evan Martinez
A RED SPY'S IN THE BASE?
Grayson Powell
I fucking hate that this crap turns me on. Wish I could just be a regular bi dude but nooo I have to have this embarrassing fetish.
Ryder Nelson
checked, are you a cute feminine boy
Jeremiah Lewis
Sorry pal. Narrow waist, barrel chest, and balding. Life is a joke, and I'm not laughing.
Tyler Miller
>Good morning Doctor.
>How is The Thing today?
>it's...not cooperative.
*Doc and the guard both swipe their cards
>an impossibly thick, colorful, and vault door slowly opens
Anthony Lewis
unlucky, maybe consider killing yourself
Thomas Reyes
Now we're on a whole new level, brother
Juan Jackson
Nah dude. I still really enjoy sucking and fucking, no homo
Julian Allen
Ironic that actual malware is scarier than this
Jaxon Long
frens
Nathaniel Richardson
yikes. my quest for the perfect feminine bf continues
good luck user
Sebastian Long
>ship gets hit
>synthesized voice: "Warning: container integrity down to 40%. Core melt down in exactly 2 minutes 30 seconds"
Liam Garcia
>computer voice keeps giving updates
>someone tells it to shut up
William Torres
>open task manager
>svchost.exe: 99% cpu
Easton White
based
Alexander Clark
>machine/vehicle breaks down
>guy kicks it from frustration
>it starts up again
it's just your homies mining crypto
Eli Moore
I post on pol for hours every day. I think my computer is actually being monitored. I went to open up my built-in webcam the other day and it took a good minute for it cut in when it use to do so immediately.
Daniel Williams
Name ONE american made british spy parody comedy film released in 1997 that does this?
Nolan Clark
>intruder alert
>red spy is in the base
Justin Barnes
are there any movies where the nameless soldier/security guy is competent? I can't think of any examples currently but it's my favorite subversion of a trope. Also nice when the nameless soldier is on the bad guy's side and pose an actual danger to the heroes.
Nathan Fisher
>Also nice when the nameless soldier is on the bad guy's side and pose an actual danger to the heroes.
this always come across as weird and awkward, like they just forgot to introduce one of the villains.
Michael Smith
I think it's just conditioning. You've been watching stormtroopers and other endless goons not manage to even be slightly competent and that's what you've started to expect, so when you see a competent one you confuse it with a minor villain.
Grayson Davis
ah-bloo-bloo
Xavier Cook
TR8TOR!!!
Luke Cook
replicas are literally cloned soulless husks controlled by the baddie(s)
which is where the name comes from
Brayden Baker
>Main Character thrown in a cell
>Leader won't listen to him about impending threat being more dangerous than he realises
>Sends his security team to combat threat
>They are all wiped out in obligatory radio screaming and then static scene
>Cut to shot of main character in cell
>Suddenly door opens and leader is standing in the doorway with a pistol
>"We need your help"
Landon Gonzalez
The Incredibles do this - Syndrom's mooks are reasonably competent.
Nathaniel Sanders
In Amazing Spiderman, the police do an amazing job at fighting the Lizard. Unfortunately, they're not the protagonists, so they lose eventually.
Christopher Diaz
>Bad guy kills one of his henchman for literally no reason other than to show his dominance to the main protagonist
Nicholas Lopez
this is so ubiquitous that it's not even worth mentioning dude
Christian Evans
It's called "Rack And Loaded".
Samuel Gutierrez
This happens in the 3rd X Men movie too
Oliver Wright
Literally every other Stargate episode
Benjamin Powell
why did the evil corporation give their sentient sex dolls the abiltiy to kick off heads
Ian Stewart
>ubiquitous
In English doc!
Isaiah Foster
heh
Joseph Davis
Halo 2's first mission.
Xavier Adams
basically happens in LOTR though it's more stylised.
Dylan Jackson
>it's a heroes gear up with weapons and armor
>I Stand Alone starts to play
>there's more than one hero
Christopher Jackson
Is it possible for the "defense" side to calculate how long the hacking is going to take
Kayden Wood
They are hacked by an insider
Nathaniel Fisher
>protagonist has a hard day
>shows him in really hot steamy shower resting head on wall
Christopher Butler
This is exactly the scene OP describes.
It's also been used in Futurama and Family Guy
William Bailey
Brandon Lopez
I have actual nightmares about people finding it.
Had a nightmare last night that Marylin Manson was working a ticket booth at a movie theater, thought I was recording the movie with my phone, checked my photos and found my sissy hypno.
Xavier Baker
>american military is completely laughably incompetent
wow it's just like real life!
Bentley Barnes
The combat drop in Aliens
Or the opening to Halo Landfall
Gavin Richardson
Gear-Up shot I guess
Lincoln Jackson
Mimimimimi
Owen Brooks
Based ah-bloo-bloo poster
Blake Martinez
Helper frog is much better than pepe. But I'm worried about when he'll become irrelevant just like pepe before him.
Joshua Adams
BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO
OH NO
BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO BLOO
HOT HEAD